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Fyodor Lukyanov Moderated the Plenary Session of the 23rd Annual Meeting of the Valdai Discussion Club

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��� LIVE: Responsibility for the Future: Limits of the Possible, or Limitless Possibilities? Plenary Session of the 23rd Annual Meeting of the Valdai Club

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LIVE: Responsibility for the Future: Limits of the Possible, or Limitless Possibilities? Plenary Session of the 23rd Annual Meeting of the Valdai Club

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Will the future be better for those living in today’s world compared to those who preceded them?

Read the new Valdai Report, titled “Keep Calm: The State and Responsibility for the Future.”

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On 2 September, Norwegian authorities detained Russian state-owned research vessel Professor Molchanov at Barentsburg in Spitsbergen. By detaining the Russian research vessel, Norwegian authorities have opened Pandora’s Box, writes Alexander Oreshenkov.

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How realistic are the prospects for a peaceful settlement of the conflict in #Ukraine, and why is #Europe emerging as the source of uncertainty? In an interview with the Die @Weltwoche, Fyodor Lukyanov examines the dynamics of the ongoing confrontation.

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The national interests of #Poland and Russia, say the parties might agree to deescalate against each other, may prove to be more concurring and complementary to each other than it might seem at first glance, writes Ilya Fabrichnikov.

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The Ukraine war will eventually end. But the bigger question will remain: What kind of world will emerge from the ashes? Writes Nelson Wong.

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Fyodor Lukyanov has a conversation with Hasan Ünal @hasanunal1920. They discuss the renewed hostilities between Iran and the United States, Russia’s gradual military advances in Ukraine.

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Modern wars reflect a crisis of world order. The rise or revival of new regional or global centers of power has inevitably prompted the former hegemons to contain their growth and strengthen their own position, writes Dmitry Trenin.

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As great powers shift from normative compliance to selective instrumentalization and infrastructural weaponization, the universal framework is hollowed out of its substance—capacity for ordering, María Celia Martínez de Castro believes.

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The creation of a genuinely new international framework will be an exceptionally painful process, writes Fyodor Lukyanov, Editor-in-Chief of Russia in Global Affairs.

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Russia-India economic engagement has moved from exploratory trade into a sustained cooperation at scale. The task is to reduce uncertainty where it matters most, Hriday Sarma believes.

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Fyodor Lukyanov, Editor-in-Chief of Russia in Global Affairs magazine, has a conversation with T-House. He pointed out that the defining feature of China–Russia relations today is “stability.”

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#Iran is the most serious opponent the US has confronted directly in many decades. Even if military success is swift, the balance of forces is not in Iran’s favour, the broader consequences are likely to disappoint. Read a new article by Fyodor Lukyanov.

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The attacks on Iran are unconstitutional and illegal under US law. If the rule of law still existed within the US, the US military would have refused to obey the orders, and the President would be impeached, writes Dylan Royce.

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Many of today’s conflicts stem from seeing the world through a prism that divides it into democracies and autocracies, into a liberal-democratic garden surrounded by a jungle. It is high time to overcome such a Manichean mentality, Rein Müllerson believes

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